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Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis adds the Royal Ransom mini-campaign on November 17
Royal Ransom, the first Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis mini-campaign, arrives November 17 as a free update. Set in the Hushwood, it follows the kidnapping of Niroma’s princesses and adds three stages, two heroes, a new tower and two spells.
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Rescuing Niroma’s princesses
Royal Ransom sends players into the Hushwood to rescue the kidnapped princesses of Niroma from bandits demanding gold. It is the first mini-campaign for Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis and is scheduled to arrive November 17 as a free update.
The campaign expands the earlier roadmap rather than matching it exactly, according to the announcement, which says its creators got “a little carried away” and added more than had been planned.
Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis is available through Steam and Mobile, while a full details and FAQ page covers the Royal Ransom update.
New heroes, tower and spells
The update adds three new stages. Players also gain two new heroes, Osnir and Dalia, a new Owl Riders tower, and two new spells: Wild Sage and Polymorph.
Genesis enters the arena
Separately, Kingdom Rush Battles is adding a Genesis-themed Season 8. Its new Legendary Hero is Drakkan, the Arcane Guardian, and the season includes more themed contests; Kingdom Wars is also described as starting soon.
At a glance
- Release and access
- Royal Ransom arrives November 17 as a free update to Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis.
- Campaign contents
- The mini-campaign adds 3 stages, 2 heroes—Osnir and Dalia—1 tower called Owl Riders, and 2 spells called Wild Sage and Polymorph.
- Campaign setting
- Players head into the Hushwood after bandits kidnap the princesses of Niroma and demand gold.
- Related Battles content
- Season 8: Genesis adds Drakkan, the Arcane Guardian, as a new Legendary Hero, alongside more themed contests; Kingdom Wars is starting soon.
Sources and language information
Official information · Source language: English
Source region / storefront: Not specified by the source; language does not imply availability.